Fanny & Alexander


I wrote this after watching "Fanny & Alexander" directed by Ingmar Bergman.

Felt like a lifetime

every feeling ever felt

displayed in an epic

three hour family saga

characters written by 

a wizard or an artist

speeches, opinions and expressions

feel relevant as to this day and age

even though the story takes place 117 years ago in Sweden

two kids

a boy and a girl

get to see how close

yet how far

the joy of life

the agony of death

the pain of loss

the endurance of hell

the creation of new live

the birth of two angels

that they call 

sister and sister 

now are.


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